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Now the "Friendly" Angle One of the most affecting sights witnessed during the present reunion of Confederate and Federal veterans at Gettysburg is depicted in this photograph. Across the stone wall, which marks the boundaries of the famous "Bloody Angle" where Pickett lost over 3,000 men from a force of 6,000 these old soldiers of the North and South clasped hands in fraternal affection /

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  1. Army
  2. Civil War
  3. Civil War, 1861 1865
  4. Confederate
  5. Confederate States Of America
  6. Gettysburg
  7. History
  8. Pennsylvania
  9. People
  10. Photographic Prints
  11. Union
  12. United States
  13. Veterans

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